<figure><img src=\"https://cdn.worldpulse.org/images/post/17519/102184/post_image_gallery/3c4d5c67c66dadcd0f6deffba58fdf54/migrants_day_2021.png\" alt /><figcaption></figcaption></figure>Today, we acknowledge the rights and dignity of migrants around the world. We all have the right to dream, hope, and succeed. I immigrated from the Philippines in 2012. Along with my former colleagues from the American Embassy Manila, our journeys from the Philippines to the U.S. are written in our book, \"What We Know for Sure: Inspirational Stories of Special Immigrants in America. What is your story? Sharing your story can inspire and empower other people. So don't hesitate to share yours.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z6y0zbo5Sww&amp;list=PLe8ZKJ_ztpB6Dk8KCeKRbRL-zyXiYn8-s

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